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  1. 4 points
  2. 17to85

    Covid-19

    I think 6 year olds come up with better lies. Perfect time for a journalist to seize the opportunity to ask the president to clarify whether he is not taking this seriously with "sarcastic" answers or if he's just a lying idiot in over his head. Nothing will sway his base, but I'd love to see the temper tantrum it would cause.
    3 points
  3. These players that run the CFLPA have had too many hits to the head. I'm not an Ambrosie fan but what the Hell can he do if there are public health orders in place denying groups over a certain number or the US border is closed? All the players seem to want to do is get out of their contracts & play in the NFL where maybe 1% of them can actually hold down a playing position on a roster. I used to be pro players when it comes to negotiations. Now, I've gone the other way because of the constant whining & bitching by them about everything. I'm now pro owners. I'd get rid of the one year contracts. Two new leagues have failed as will others that follow so there isn't a lot of leverage for the players anymore by threatening to jump leagues so 1 year deals are now redundant. They want to play in the CFL then sign them to 2 & 3 year deals. Bring in restricted free agency where they just can't walk away anymore. Lock these idiots down like it used to be if the whining & threats don't stop in the next collective agreement. If they don't like it then most of them can go drive a forklift at the nearest factory in the US. If they can afford to turn down $54,000 a year in this economy as Canadian players then more power to 'em. I'd have been so grateful to make that kind of money as a 22 year old when my working career hadn't even started yet.
    2 points
  4. Wanna-B-Fanboy

    US Politics

    Oh boy... It kind of boggles the mind. But then when you sit a sec and think of everything that has passed... it's like yeah, that's totally on brand.
    2 points
  5. Mr Dee

    Covid-19

    I can see the hook, lying and stinker part of that analogy.. These hacks are too much. Where’s their integrity? It’s about time someone just says they’ve had enough and just quit on the guy. They would gain instant respect around the globe. As of now..not so much.
    2 points
  6. HardCoreBlue

    Covid-19

    She hid her bags of money quite well in this video.
    2 points
  7. Jpan85

    2019-20 CFL Offseason

    When have they not been squabbling.
    2 points
  8. Yes, I guess one could say that Allen and Glenn were about equal in ability but Allen was not a choke artist.
    2 points
  9. 2 points
  10. Milt put up gawdy receiving stats with the best of them, but its his touchdowns that really separates him. Lets face it, scoring is the most important part of any sport and Milt did it better than any receiver ever by a wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide margin. Pitts is 30 away from Milt and Simon is 43 away. Not even close.
    2 points
  11. SpeedFlex27

    Covid-19

    Trump at his scaled back new conferences.
    1 point
  12. do or die

    Covid-19

    Gin or Lysol?......Lysol or Gin? In these uncertain times, better to stick with what I know....
    1 point
  13. bustamente

    Covid-19

    I have a feeling that there will be a few less republican voters when this hits the shelves.
    1 point
  14. do or die

    Covid-19

    Trump to scale back Coronavirus press conferences after disinfectant comment: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/494604-trump-to-scale-back-coronavirus-press-conferences-after-disinfectant
    1 point
  15. 1 point
  16. bustamente

    Covid-19

    I wonder if Fauci and Byrk would of been able to do press conference on the pandemic without all the campaign bluster coming out of Trump ass and pressure from Trumps administration, at least the American public would be much better informed without having to cut thru the BS. We might get a melt down today if the press go after him today
    1 point
  17. 17to85

    Covid-19

    #1 quality of working for Trump is being an ass kisser. Want job security then just keep telling him what a bigly brain he has, maybe the smartest person in the world.
    1 point
  18. bustamente

    Covid-19

    Maybe she should stop squirming in her seat for the whole world to see when Trump is talking
    1 point
  19. 1 point
  20. bustamente

    Covid-19

    Trump learned a new world last night.............................sarcastic.
    1 point
  21. Wanna-B-Fanboy

    US Politics

    Surreal... yet strangely enough... not at all surprising.
    1 point
  22. do or die

    Covid-19

    Trump is like a fish, flip flopping at the bottom of the boat. But with less brains.....
    1 point
  23. Wideleft

    Covid-19

    "No. Every single thing that could be wrong with a human being is wrong with him. But the single most dangerous thing about Donald Trump is how unbelievably stupid he is. It's not the most dangerous thing in someone who has no responsibilities, but in a President it's the most dangerous thing." - New York author Fran Lebowitz when asked if this crisis has shown us anything about Donald Trump that we didn't know before.
    1 point
  24. 1 point
  25. 17to85

    Covid-19

    Nothing that guys says is beyond belief. He says a lot of stupid **** trying to BS his way through life. Unfortunately he is in a position where his lack of awareness and ego are costing lives.
    1 point
  26. J5V

    Covid-19

    I wouldn't have believed he said it if I didn't hear it for myself.
    1 point
  27. do or die

    Covid-19

    Worse, just now Trump explaining about yesterday .....that he was "Speaking sarcastically to a reporter, like you" Translation: Caught in stupid and dangerous lie, attempts to wiggle out of it with absurd explanation, like some sort of 6 year old. Film at 11
    1 point
  28. Mr Dee

    Covid-19

    Sad, but true
    1 point
  29. He was an excellent rusher at a time that defences weren't really designed to stop a running QB. His rushing totals would be pretty pedestrian now imo.
    1 point
  30. ...until you go to Santa Ana.
    1 point
  31. Tracker

    US Politics

    Trump Owes Tens of Millions of Dollars to State-Owned Bank of China From Real-Estate Deal, Says Report https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-owes-tens-of-millions-of-dollars-to-state-owned-bank-of-china-from-real-estate-deal-says-report?ref=home
    1 point
  32. Mark H.

    Covid-19

    Dandelion wine has been doing the trick for me, many tremendous glasses of it.
    1 point
  33. bustamente

    Covid-19

    Did Trump wonder out loud if you can inject disinfectant at his presser, seriously you know some stupid red neck is going to try this
    1 point
  34. Tracker

    US Politics

    I would think that there are principled prosecutors and judges that are itching to have Trump or his assets in their courts.
    1 point
  35. Mr Dee

    Did You Know..

    D.Y.K. ... Seemingly appropriate... Or is it semeningly?
    1 point
  36. Mr Dee

    Covid-19

    Is there any way, any possible way, we can do this?
    1 point
  37. Mark H.

    Covid-19

    A natural disaster would have the same effect in any of those countries. As would a major recession, where we stopped buying their mass - produced goods. Covid 19 just exposed it more than it ever has been exposed before. The real question is - what are we going to do about it?
    1 point
  38. Brandon

    Covid-19

    This is correct.... I'll give my example of my situation. Boss A - Old Guard... mid 40's. Has worked at his same job for his full career... has not kept up with IT practices (or technology). Forced his staff to come into work during pandemic despite the building being nearly empty as 80% of the users are working from home. Before the pandemic he would make one of his staff members who lives in Oakbank to drive 45 minutes to work to grab a work van... despite the job site being in Beausejour. 2 hours of extra driving because he doesn't trust the employee. Does not allow flexible work schedules, does not allow compressed work weeks, never allows working from home. Paranoid that staff won't do work from home, that higher ups will frown upon not visibly seeing people in the office, has the thought process that if a person is in the office that they will spend the full day working. Has a high turn over of the good employees, extremely low morale in the office, zero motivation, staff is disinterested and poor performance from employees. Boss B - New Guard .... 60ish.... Has worked in several different organizations and positions. Keeps up with latest IT trends. Works remotely himself and allow staff to work from home. Staff has had zero pressure into coming into work during pandemic. Staff is allowed to keep work vehicle at home over night. Allows very flexible work schedules, pretty much as long as the work gets done on time and in a correct manner it doesn't matter. Only rule is that the black berry needs to be on and nearby the staff during office hours. Very high morale of staff, most of the staff feels guilty being at home and not being able to do all of the work. Currently I'm writing this post outside on my deck in the beautiful sun working for Boss B. My quality of life in the last 2 years since moving over to this new job has increased dramatically. I usually go into the office 2 - 3 days of the week and the hours I save from having to drive in rush hour traffic , the ability to do house chores in between work , not having to drive in when it's -30..... has increased my quality of life massively. My mental health has improved so much that I'm way more focused at both work and home life. It helps so much when the kids did have activities (pre pandemic) being able to pick them up from school and having dinner ready the moment they come home with much more time to spare to get them ready for swimming & soccer.
    1 point
  39. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/swastika-flag-trump-pence-michigan/
    1 point
  40. Imagine Milt with Flutie. How many more receptions, receiving yards and TDs would the man have?
    1 point
  41. Mark H.

    Covid-19

    When we look back to General Strike of 1919, we can see that it did bring some change for the working class. However, looking at the planet as whole today, it becomes clear that we are shifting back to those conditions. In some countries, the change never did come.
    1 point
  42. Wideleft

    Covid-19

    The article actually suggests that the bigger problem was created before the pandemic: “It’s been the great revealer, pulling the curtain back on the class divide and exposing how deeply unequal this country is.” The inability for the vast majority of people to survive a short economic downturn is a function of the system and not a bug. People can't ask for living wages if they have no job protection and they sure as hell can't save for emergencies if they barely make enough to get by.
    1 point
  43. Tracker

    Covid-19

    Welcome to Alberta's rigorous inspection program. You may recall something like this happened with tainted meat at Brooks a few years ago. And you don't want to hear about their (alleged) housing inspection program.
    1 point
  44. bustamente

    Covid-19

    Again there's always a tweet
    1 point
  45. tacklewasher

    Covid-19

    Holy ****. That is one stupid lady.
    1 point
  46. The Unknown Poster

    Covid-19

    Vegas’ new marketing slogan. “Las Vegas: Lets see how many people die”
    1 point
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